Notice of Contest in Land Office Cheyenne 1916
Department of the Interior contest notice to William Brown of unknown address. Dee Earl Boyd of Encampment Wyoming files August 21 1916 to contest and cancel homestead entry No 06124 serial unknown for east half northwest 4 and east half southwest 4 section 13 township 14N range 82W 6th principal meridian. Contest alleges land abandoned over four years. Answer due within 20 days after fourth publication.
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Dee Earl Boyd
Wyoming
Witt Rem, Register
Encampment Wyoming Publisher Rates Notice, 1915
Publisher details second class matter Aug 12 1915 at Encampment Wyoming. Subscription rates listed for yearly six and three months. Advertising rates at 25 cents per column inch and local readers 20 cents per line. Obituaries and notices charged at local rates. copy due midweek for current issue.
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Encampment
Wyoming
Notice of Public Land Sale Isolated Tract Cheyenne Wy 1916
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of an isolated land tract in Cheyenne Wyoming under Sec 2455 U S. The sale is set for November 21 at 11 a m at the land office. Bid minimum is 2.25 per acre. High bidder must pay immediately. Adverse claimants must file by sale time.
Public land auction in Cheyenne for two tracts
The Department of the Interior announces a public sale in Cheyenne Wyoming under Sec 2455 R. & following the application of I M Conness serial numbers 615200 015201. At 11 o clock AM on November 21 at the land office the highest bidder will pay at least $2.50 per acre for two tracts SE 4 SE 4 section 11 township 15 N range 83 W and SE 4 SW 4 section 2 township 15 N range 83 W 6th principal meridian.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
U. S
I. M. Connels
Township
Public Land Sale Department of the Interior
U. 5
Land Oflice
I. M. Conness
Public Vale
Bulding
Register
Boyd Brothers Return From Beaver Area Trip
Karl and Wiley Boyd were in Sunday from their places near Beaver and returned Monday.
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Karl and
Wiley Boyd
Beaver
American Quartet and Clayton Conrad In A Lyceum Program
The American Quartet with Clayton Conrad present a one hour forty minute program of vocal and instrumental music interspersed with cartoons. Three quartet members perform violin cello and piano while Conrad describes cartoons with speech to drawing. The show includes his newspaper cartoon and commercial art experience.
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American Quartet
Clayton Conrad
Lyceum
Conrad
Colorful Cartoons at Lyceum Show Impress Audience
The piece highlights Mr. Conrad's coloring skill, two easels, and rapid, vivid results with crayons. His cartoons and caricatures are described as highly amusing and uplifting. The second lyceum course number, costing encampment promoters dearly, is set for Tuesday October 10 and promises strong value for attendees.
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Conrad
Beaver Creek News Roundup Hits Beaverites Events
Beaver Creek locals report Karl Kaiser’s Encampment trip and ranchmen joining Big Creek cattle round up Friday. Ira Casteel and war horse buyers observed on the creek. Roy Tilton and Mr Gramm visited Toothaker ranch Wednesday. Albert and Harry Anderson attended a lyceum in town last Tuesday. A Monday meeting decided to build a timber road from the old Downington site past the Evening Star mine to Big Creek head, Dave Lird to oversee the contract. Subscriptions lag. readers urged to renew or pay. Carpenters L Geis and Rob from Saratoga visited Encampment, noting sage brush country now growing alfalfa and crops in new areas.
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Ira Casteel
Roy Tilton
Mr. Gramm
Toothaker Ranch
Albert
Harry Anderson
Lyceum
Beaver
Downington
Evening Star
Big Creek
Dave Lird
L. Geis
Rob
Saratoga
Mr. Geis
Ile
Rabbits for Sale from James R Little
James R Little offers his entire stock of Belgian hares and rabbits for sale including thoroughbred Belgians white Angoras black Flemish Giants Golden Fawns and mixed breeds. Includes bred does does with young high grade bucks and young stock. Sell all or separately.
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Lam
James R. Little
Presbyterian Notes and Church Activities Update
Sunday evening service moves to 7 30 with C E B meeting at 6 30 Rev C W Clough absent at Wheatland for state Sunday school convention Next Sunday special offering for Presbyterian Home Missions Remember board supports local work Three new members received last Sunday evening two by letter one on confession of faith Infant children of Mr and Mrs ST B Haines baptized Attendance was low due to storm Opportunity to join church next Sunday evening New members may be received at regular services Mint Gold Mining Milling and Development company filed for incorporation in Cheyenne with 1 000 000 capital stock Directors listed as D L Forney D L Condon and DN Bird
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Presbyterian Home Missions
ST. B. Haines
Cheyenne
Mint Gold Mining, Milling and Development Company
Riverside
D. L. Forney
D. L. Condon
DN. Bird
Headache Relief From Proper Glasses Offered by Scott
Readable notice from Scott the jeweler in Saratoga offering free eye tests and guaranteed proper fit with no charges for eyewear adjustments or fitting to fix headaches suspected to stem from ill fitting glasses.
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Scott
Saratoga
Announcement of Cheyenne Leader sale to Burke H Sinclair and E A Swezen
The Cheyenne State Leader reports that Burke H Sinclair and E A Swezen have purchased all interests of Governor John B Kendrick J Ross Carpenter and other stockholders in the Leader. The deal was made last March but was delayed by complications. policies of the Leader will not be changed.
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Cheyenne
Burke H.’ Sinclair
E. A. Swezen
John B. Kendrick
J.ross Carpenter
Leader
Help Wanted Arrivals At Encampment For Worker Aid
A recurring visitor comes to Encampment every few days seeking men for work and remains until he secures the needed help, staying as long as necessary to recruit labor.
Bashore Returns From Missouri Visit To Escampment
Jake Bashore returns to Escampment Saturday after visiting his ill father in Missouri where he reported the father was recovering upon departure.
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Jake Bashore
Missouri
Escampment
Mr. Bashore
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Dusty’s
Plummer
Boyd Bros
Tillou
Record Office
United States Land Office
William Brown
the Encampment Record
Lillian Little
State Bank
the American Quartet
J.H. Schmidt
Plummer Cafe
WACA
Swift’s
Tilton & Crout
Beaver Creek News
Karl Kaiser
Presbyterian Notes
C. EB
C. W. Clough
Wheatland
L.A. Cunningham Riverside
Couzens Store